IVF Outcomes

Written By Maya's Wings

Methods of in vitro fertilization (IVF) have advanced dramatically since the first IVF baby was born in 1978. Originally yielding single-digit success rates, IVF is now successful in nearly 50% of cases in which the woman is younger than 35 years.

With over 8 million babies born to date via IVF, that means over 8 million unsuccessful attempts and poor outcomes. With 1 in 3 couples discontinuing IVF before a live birth, that means over 10 million babies and families who could have used better outcomes.

Do you want to know your chances of success with IVF?

  • The CDC offers a tracker Here.

  • SART also offers are predictor tool to understand success with IVF. Learn more Here.

**Note this is not a substitute for medical advice. All questions and concerns should be addressed by your medical provider.

Below are IVF outcomes that are currently being tracked:

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https://www.cdc.gov/art/pdf/2018-report/ART-2018-Clinic-Report-Full.pdf

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Last updated 2/14/24

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